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- 1Study: macaque visual cortex encodes object position in ways AI does not●The macaque IT cortex but not current artificial vision networks encode object position in perceptually aligned coordina
A new study published in Current Biology reports that the macaque inferior temporal cortex encodes object position in perceptually aligned coordinates, while current artificial vision networks do not. The finding suggests a fundamental gap between primate visual processing and modern computer vision models, and is drawing attention among neuroscience and AI researchers interested in how biological and artificial perception differ.
- 2Telegram bot reads bills locally with Gemma and nagging reminders●A Telegram bot that reads bills with local Gemma and keeps reminding until you pay, with durable reminders on Temporal a
A developer has built an open-source Telegram bot that uses Google's Gemma model running locally to read and understand bills, then sends persistent reminders through Temporal's durable workflow system until the bill is paid. Sentry is used for agent tracing without exposing bill data. The project is part of a weekend coding challenge and is being shared openly with the developer community.
- 3A curiosity about temporal logic led one engineer into AI automation●About eight months ago, I found myself deep in a rabbit hole that started innocently enough: I was reading a paper on te
An engineer describes spending the past eight months down a research rabbit hole that began with a paper on temporal logic constraints for drone flight paths, and evolved into exploration of agentic AI, quantum computing and automation software. The personal account is drawing interest from readers following the fast-moving AI and automation conversation.